Asean

Asean Stock Exchange Link to be set by second half of 2011

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This linkage will not only provide ease of access, but will also increase market liquidity substantially both from trade outside Asean and intra-Asean.

Published

9 years ago

December 7, 2010

Akanksha Singh

Bursa Malaysia, Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX) and the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) are set to go live on the Asean Exchange Linkage by the second half of 2011.

The proposed link-up between the stock exchanges in Singapore and Malaysia will be expanded to include Thailand and the Philippines. Singapore Exchange and Bursa Malaysia are in the process of developing a cross-trading arrangement that will link their trading systems.

The move is expected to speed up ASEAN integration by enhancing access and liquidity in capital markets across the region.

This linkage will not only provide ease of access, but will also increase market liquidity substantially both from trade outside Asean and intra-Asean.

In addition to the Asean Exchange Linkage, the exchanges will also promote leading public companies in Asean under the brand of “Asean Stars”. If you are among these companies, you will be constantly featured on the radar screens of global investors.

Asean Exchange Linkage by the second half of 2011.

To attract capital inflows, plans are already underway for a single electronic trading platform.

From the second half of next year, the stock exchanges of Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore will link up and go ‘live’.

The Philippines Stock Exchange is expected to follow in the first half of 2012, said Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission secretary-general Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala said today.

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